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By dharris On 5 May, 2013 At 06:19 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

(PRWEB) May 04, 2013 The Real Estate Marketing Insider announced the winner of its Tech Breakthrough of the Week award, a title given to innovative and groundbreaking technology that impacts the real estate market. This week’s recipient is Floored, a New York tech firm that uses multi-camera and sensor software to generate customizable 3D models [...]

By CMitchell On 2 Oct, 2011 At 12:03 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

With Halloween around the corner, what better way to celebrate than to watch us animate my desiccated, lifeless limbs with jolts of fiery electricity? In this episode of Fly or Die, Erick and I look at the Compex Sport Elite. It zaps muscles to improve fitness, recovery, and general strength and it can, in a [...]

By CMitchell On 2 Oct, 2011 At 12:58 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

PressPausePlay, an award-winning documentary about our new digital culture, premiered at SXSW earlier this year. It is playing at film festivals and you can buy it on iTunes, Amazon, and other digital pay sites. If you don’t want to pay for it, you can now download it via a torrent for free. This free option [...]

By CMitchell On 2 Oct, 2011 At 12:47 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, Danny Sullivan, John Taschek, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor — lauded Amazon’s entry into the mobile media universe with the Fire. We were unanimous in our praise for the impact the device will have on the tablet scene, with a price within reach of a whole new audience that [...]

By CMitchell On 2 Oct, 2011 At 12:40 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

I feel uncomfortably like a prophet. In January, and again last week, I wrote about the prospect of UAVs used as weapons by terrorists; yesterday a man was arrested who “planned to attack the Pentagon using ‘small drone airplanes’ filled with explosives and guided by GPS.” In August I wrote about omnipresent mobile phones turning [...]

By CMitchell On 2 Oct, 2011 At 12:31 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

Editor’s note: This guest post is by Justin Kan, cofounder of Justin.tv and TwitchTV. You can follow him on Twitter here and read his blog here. Behavior is a virus. We spread our behavior to those around us, whether passively or on purpose. Pop quiz: what factor most highly correlates with obesity? It isn’t income, [...]

By CMitchell On 2 Oct, 2011 At 12:24 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

So, this isn’t exactly breaking news, but it’s so awesome that it’s worth sharing again in case you missed it. HIV/AIDS has killed some 25 million people worldwide and scientists have been working diligently since the virus was discovered in 1981 to find a cure. While a cure still eludes researchers, several protease inhibitors have [...]

By CMitchell On 1 Oct, 2011 At 06:22 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

We’re back with a new episode of TC Cribs, and it’s featuring one of the most tricked-out offices yet: YouTube. Yes, the world’s biggest archive of cute cat videos (among other things) invited us to take a stroll through their halls, which are brimming with nifty artifacts, viral video memorabilia, and gnomes. A lot of [...]

By CMitchell On 1 Oct, 2011 At 06:18 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

Looking to fill in the blanks on your family tree? A startup called Mocavo might be just what you’re looking for. The service is setting out to become a search engine that’s highly optimized for ancestry-related purposes — type in the name of a relative, and it’ll do its best to surface content from the web’s troves [...]

By CMitchell On 1 Oct, 2011 At 06:13 AM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

Back in March, we heard about a breakthrough from MIT: an “artificial leaf” that produces pure oxygen and hydrogen gas, powered entirely by sunlight. The technology was described in yesterday’s edition of Science, and the team has released a video showing one of the devices in action. I say device, but it’s really more of [...]

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